ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Devon Dampier scored on a 1-yard run with 21 seconds left and New Mexico beat No. 19 Washington State 38-35 on Saturday night for its first victory over a ranked team since 2003, dashing the Cougars’ slim College Football Playoffs ...

Devon Dampier rushed for 33 yards on a quarterback keeper to help the New Mexico Lobos shrink the Washington State Cougars' lead.

John Mateer and Devon Dampier are statistically the fifth- and sixth-most productive quarterbacks in the nation, respectively.

New Mexico totaled 360 rushing yards, including 193 from quarterback Devon Dampier, to end Washington State's College Football Playoff hopes.

New Mexico scored a go-ahead touchdown with 21 seconds left to beat the WSU Cougars 38-35 and dash their slim College Football Playoff hopes.

One of the strongest indictments of Washington State’s defense on Saturday night, in a 38-35 loss to New Mexico, came from the mouth of veteran linebacker Kyle Thornton. After the game, after the Cougars surrendered a game-winning touchdown rush to UNM dual-threat quarterback Devon Dampier,